Retired La. General Laments ‘Denial’ About Guns
Reacting to the July 23 shooting in a Lafayette, La., movie theater that left two women and their killer dead, …More
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Climate change poses significant national security risks, a Pentagon panel of experts concluded after conducting research into the issue at …More
Space-A Guidelines Change
Dependents of service members who are deployed for 30 or more consecutive days now are allowed to travel Space Available …More
AF Accommodates New Moms
Female airmen who are new mothers now have 12 months after childbirth to meet fitness-assessment requirements. Also, the Air Force …More
Panel: Tighten Anthrax-Shipment Procedures
A panel of experts is recommending that the Defense Department tighten and standardize guidelines for shipping potentially deadly biohazard material. …More
Convicted Spy’s Release Imminent
Jonathan Jay Pollard – the former Navy civilian intelligence analyst who was sentenced to life in prison for spying for …More
Command Senior Chief Rating Approved
The Navy has established the Command Senior Chief (CMDCS) rating, offering top-performing E-8s the opportunity to assume greater leadership roles. …More
Destroyer Damaged During Test
No sailors were injured during a July 18 mishap in which a missile exploded shortly after being launched from the …More
Milley Links Strength Cuts to Funding
The Army must trim its ranks in order to meet mission requirements amid the current climate of sharp budget cuts, …More
Predatory-Lending Loopholes Closed
The White House and Pentagon unveiled July 21 a plan that would close loopholes predatory lenders use to lure service …More
Army To Review Breast-Feeding Policy
The Army will conduct a complete review of its breast-feeding policies, to ensure they are in accord with practices for …More
Congress Moves To Protect Unarmed Troops
In the aftermath of the July 16 murder of four Marines and one sailor at a Chattanooga, Tenn., operations support …More
Research Aims at Keeping Cool
Even though potable water and medical equipment optimally should be kept at cool temperatures, such capability is not yet available …More
Mitsubishi Apologizes for WWII Forced Labor
Standing before some of the men who were their victims during World War II, officials from Japan’s Mitsubishi corporation formally …More
Pilot Honored for Averting Crash, Saving Aircraft
A Navy Reserve pilot whose F/A-18 Super Hornet was damaged by a midair lightning strike received the Air Medal for …More
